Author: Lawrence S. Tamarkin
Date: 08:57:09 11/12/99
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Well if that's true, I find it very sad that this software has not been reviewed and that there appear to be no 'experts' here that have seen, or been able (provided by the manufacteur), to review it here (or anywhere?). Of course if Doveretsky (and group), only created it for 10 or 12 'buddies', it doesn't even matter. But if that's the case, I don't even want to know about it! Larry T On November 12, 1999 at 02:48:02, Dave Gomboc wrote: >On November 11, 1999 at 23:14:12, Lawrence S. Tamarkin wrote: > >>I find it hard to believe that Doveretsky was doing anything, but 'just talkin'. >>Could be that since he was writing & publishing all his magnificent chess >>books/material, that he was shopping around for a software maker who could adopt >>the material to their program. Chess Mentor springs to mind, though I am not >>suggesting that Doveretsky ever spoke to them, only that such a program would be >>an ideal format for alot of the stuff in Doveretsky's (and other's), books. >>Who knows, maybe someday a software maker like them, or Chess Academy, or >>whoever, will contract already great works like Doveretsky's into their >>program(s) When/if that happens the market of availble chess software >>tutorial(s), available, will explode! >> >>Larry T > >Dvoretsky and co. has software. It costs an arm and a leg (over a grand $CDN), >but it exists. > >No, I don't have more details about it. I only know this because a GM brought >it up briefly while we were chatting re: computers and chess. > >Dave
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